The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-19

Ada Tanner and children returned to their home,
turned to atar thrse ees visit
with parents and other relatives of this city and
tied Mrs Henry Stricken the latter part of the week
returning home yesterday - Rev. p 0. Duncan and
Mis- Miss R Srfss smith Of Lexington c. are visiting
Fielder, of Dublin Ga visited relatives here during
commencement week A happy social event of the
street and sister Miss Nina at their home, Friday
evening About eighty invited guests were present
Mrs. John Clarke is visiting relatives in Vernon-
Mr. Jap Dorley, of Wichita Kan, is visiting here.
One of the most brilliant of social events that has
occurred in this place in months the marriage of
Mr.. VIII Overstreet, of the Meridian Bank, Indian
apSls; and Miss Jessie ThomPson daughter Of Mr.
and spacious lawn brilliantly lighted and
decorated About two hundred guests were invited
The ceremony was performed by Elder s. f. Fowler.
MORE silks trimmed with MarechaiNi roses Mr. and
the already prspafed home on Woodlawn avenue In
dianaPolis- Mrs. May Barber and Miss Gertie
Babb during the past week Mrs Martha Williams
and daughter, Miss Carrie visited in Indianapolis
visited her sister Mrs. Bailey Martin the past week
returning home yesterday The Misses Gather of
Mr.. Gather Mrs. r. o. Hawkins has returned to
her home in indianapolis.
FRANKLIN COLLEGE NOTES.
position with Essex Co. of Columbus. The grad
yates are en- route to Wyandotte The campus
and buildings are almost deserted But few of the
students viii remain in Franklin. Professor Hall
will spend the heated term the lakes in Mchi-
ting in the foundation is being pushed.
Friday morning Mrs Lenora Ayers started on her
trip to Japan. She intends pursuing her studies
while there so that she may take degree from the
class of 'S2, will be the Latin professor. For
three he has been the successful superintendent
of the schools in Gilman III Prof. A. B. Chafee
formerly Latin professor, has been elected to the
chair of chemistry. In two weeks he will 60 to
Harvard to make special preparation - A card from
Prof. j. M. DUNCAN states that his health
ing Miss Justine Schenck, formerly student here
Louisville. She, with her sister, attended commence,
nent last week p o. Duncan. class of SO and
last year principal of the Southern Normal Licking
ton, N. c.. will attend the Louisville Theological
Seminary.
Greencastle.
Colonel Matson and family have returned to Green
castle for the summer .Drs. Earring and Poucher
The family of w. w. Jones are spending the
summer with relatives at Humboldt Kan. Mrs.
day. to meet her son Thomas who is expected soon
from Europe, and to visit her other son g. H Will
Mrs. Mary Patrick at Carm III : Dr. NJ NJ Park
hurst and family expect 60 spend portion of the
Marquis will leave in weeks for Cincinnati o..
take violin lessons Miss Rose Ward has returned
from Chicago a two weeks visit L. p Chaplin is
visiting his daughter Mrs. Kemper at Cincinnati
turned from Paris. III. Mrs. r. B. Coleman has re-
turned from visit in Terre Hsute. MISS Mabel
M; :. Kt i S,siths Mrs 1no. pownng
from visit at Crawfordsvlle. Miss Georgia Keat-
ing is visiting Mrs. Jodie Hays. at Worthington.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Hibben visited Oxford, Wednesday. to
witness the graduation of her daughter Miss Grace
Ward. Misses Myrtle and Bertha Burtick of Terre
Haute are visiting DR.. Overstreet and family.
DE PAW UNIVERSITY.
A jubilee hymn, written by DIR. Ridpath, music by
Dean Howe will be given at the anniversary services,
in Meharry Hail. on Thursday night The library
of the Patonean Literary Society has placed in
the university library A chapter of the Alpha Phi
ladies' fraternity established here this week
The ladies' Of the Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity en-
aimed those of the Kappa Kappa Gamma fraternity
at the residence of ID. L. Southland Saturday
ing. Elegant refreshments served, and those
present spent most enjoyable evening The Forty
ninth Year Book of DePauw University is now out.
1t is somewhat larger than usual an contains the
triennial register of the alumni. The number of
students in attendance this year is given at SAB
Miss G. p Eppinghousen, of the school of music and
Miss Ida DUR, of the school of art have resigned
their positions, and will not be in the university next
year.